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The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters has a number of major projects currently underway or in the planning stage.

 

Traffic local streets croppedStepney Maylands Evandale Local Area Traffic Management Study (LATM Study)

Cost: $133, 000
Status: Implementation stage

The Council has endorsed a proposal to reduce the speed limit between Portrush Road, Payneham Road and Magill Road (not inclusive of arterial roads).

The proposal was endorsed by Council at its meeting held on Monday 1 April 2019, and comes following an in-depth traffic management study to identify the key issues on the area’s roads.

The study, which was designed by the Council and carried out by Tonkin Consulting, used a number of research methods to identify suitable recommendations for the area, including the results from 85 separate traffic speed and volume counts together with community consultation. The results of a survey that was sent to each property owner in the area indicated that speed and volume of traffic were residents’ main concern and 68 per cent of 340 respondents were in favour of a 40kph speed limit.

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Syd Jones Reserve UpgradeSyd Jones Montage 1

Cost: $481,500

Status: Design stage

Situated between Firle and Payneham South, Syd Jones Reserve is in the perfect spot to provide residents of these growing communities a space in which to enjoy some fresh air and recreation—and now, it’s getting a makeover.

Following two rounds of community consultation, the Council endorsed a concept plan for the new look Syd Jones Reserve in March 2019.

The concept plan will turn the reserve into a quality space for residents, visitors and families to enjoy.

The design includes:

  • a central playground
  • replacement of the tennis courts with a new multi-purpose hard surface
  • new pathways, seating and lighting throughout.

The building used by the Table Tennis Academy will remain, and a new table tennis will be installed outside to encourage more people to get involved.

Work on the detail design and construction documents is currently underway, with construction expected to begin later this year.

Download: Syd Jones Reserve Final Concept Plan

The Parade Masterplan

Careers - Norwood Parade

Council contribution - $100,000
State Government contribution - $100,000

Status: The Parade Masterplan endorsed Wednesday 15 May 2019

The Parade Masterplan is a significant Council initiative which establishes the long term strategic framework for the planning, redevelopment and activation of The Parade. It recognises, manages and enhances the strong ‘sense of place’ of The Parade, Norwood and its distinctive cultural, social and economic importance to the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters.

For more information, visit: The Parade Masterplan

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Masterplan Concept Design for the Payneham Memorial and Norwood Swimming Centres

Cost: $100,000

Status: Planning stage

 

Payneham Memorial Swimming Centre Main Pool Refurbishment

Cost: $1,500,000

Status: Planning stage

A project update will be provided soon.

Payneham Oval Tennis Court ReconstructionGirl playing tennis

Cost: $835,000

Status: Planning stage

A project update will be provided soon.

 

 

Burchell Reserve UpgradeBurchell Reserve

Cost: $100,000

Status: Design concept development stage

A project update will be provided soon.

 

River Torrens Linear Park - Shared Use Path Enhancement Project

$1,616,360Parks - Torrens Linear Park

The River Torrens Linear Park is significant open space located in South Australia and offers varied recreational and leisure opportunities for the community.

The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters, in partnership with the Australian Federal Government, have committed to ensuring the long-term sustainability of this significant asset.

A $1.6 million upgrade of the shared-use path which is located within the section of the Linear Park that extends from Felixstow Reserve to Battams Road, has now commenced and is expected to be completed in late 2018.

The Project is jointly funded by the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters and the Australian Government, through its Federal Government Roads to Recovery Program.

Works for this Project include:

  • 3.5 metre wide shared-use path from Felixstow Reserve to Battams Road (approx. 2.6 km in length)
  • new signage and linemarking
  • new retaining walls
  • new safety balustrades
  • new LED lighting             
  • new trees and landscaping                                                 
  • bank erosion controls
  • new stormwater infrastructure.

Works on this Project commenced in late May 2018 and all works are expected to be completed on 11 March 2019, subject to weather conditions.

 

Project Management

City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters

 

Design

Landscape Architect – ASPECT Studios

Civil Engineering – Southfront

Electrical Engineering – Lucid Consulting

Signage & Linemarking – CIRQA

 

Main contractor

Civil Tech Pty Ltd

 

Contract administration

ASPECT Studios

 

Contact

For further information regarding this Project contact the Council’s Projects Manager - Civil Rico Palombella on 08 8366 4559 or email rpalombella@npsp.sa.gov.au

Beulah Road Bicycle BoulevardBeulah Road Bicycle Boulevard cyclists thumb

Cost: $1,000,000

Status: Design stage

One of the priority infrastructure actions arising from the Council’s City-wide Cycling Plan is the development of a Bicycle Boulevard along Beulah Road, Norwood, between Portrush Road and Fullarton Road.

Beulah Road is the first Bicycle Boulevard to be progressed in the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters. This is a priority route used by cyclists and aligns with adjoining Councils priorities for cycling accessibility and State Government objectives for connectivity and safety for cyclists in the east.

The intent of this major project is to enhance Beulah Road as a safer and more attractive cycling route than along the parallel arterial roads of The Parade or Magill Road, whilst maintaining existing accessibility and car parking for motorists.

The Final Design Concept, which was amended to address the comments and feedback which resulted from the community consultation, was endorsed by the Council at its 6 June meeting.

The Council has allocated $500,000 in its 2016-2017 Budget for the implementation of the Project and has applied for external funding from the State Government’s Greenways and Bicycle Boulevard Fund.

Contact:
Council’s Manager, Urban Planning & Sustainability
Eleanor Walters
T: 088366 4521 or
E: ewalters@npsp.sa.gov.au


For more information, visit: Beulah Road Bicycle Boulevard

Norwood Oval

Norwood Oval Clubrooms and Members Facilities

Cost: $5,320,000

Norwood Oval Streetscape Works

Update 31 January 2019

Cost: $500,000

Construction of the Norwood Oval Upgrade is scheduled to commence in March 2019 and is expected to be completed by December 2019.

The new facilities will result in long-term social and economic benefits for the Norwood Football Club and the wider community, as well as the creation of over 30 jobs during the construction phase.

Highlights of the multi-purpose facility include a 180-seat Members Facility, new kitchen, new Premier’s Bar, refurbished player’s change rooms, accessible public toilets and a merchandise outlet.

The facility, to be known as the Wolf Blass Centre, will be funded by the Council, with the remaining being funded by the Norwood Football Club.

The Club’s contribution comprises of $2 million that it will receive over seven years from the SANFL as a result of the sale of AAMI Stadium, with the balance to be funded by the Club’s ‘Build the Fort’ capital fundraising campaign.

Norwood Football Club President Paul Di Iulio said to date the Club has raised $3.76 million for the redevelopment, which includes a $1M donation from long-time Norwood supporter and wine maker Wolf Blass, and $250,000 from the Federal Government.

In addition to the new Clubrooms & Members’ Facilities, the upgrade of Norwood Oval will also include new Women’s facilities underneath the Western Stand.

The growth in popularity of female sports has meant that facilities such as Norwood Football Oval are in high demand to cater for teams playing in new competitions and leagues. Given that the Norwood Oval currently hosts AFLW and SANFLW matches and female friendly facilities are essential for this to continue and expand.

The new Clubrooms & Members’ Facilities together with new Women’s Facilities, will substantially improve the quality and diversity of the facilities at the Norwood Oval which will meet both the needs and expectations of current and future players and umpires, as female participation in football continues to grow.

The Council successfully obtained a South Australian Government Grant of $482,500 as well as a grant of $150,000 from the Australia Football League (AFL), for the development of Women’s Facilities at the Norwood Oval.

The Council has also allocated $500,000 for upgrades and streetscape improvements to the car park adjacent to the Sir Edwin T Smith Stand and sections of Woods Street, adjacent to the Oval.

Contact:
Manager, Economic Development & Strategic Projects
Keke Michalos
T: 08 8366 4509
E: kmichalos@npsp.sa.gov.au

Stormwater drainage network upgrade

Waterproofing Eastern Adelaide Project

The Eastern Regional Alliance (ERA) Waterproofing Eastern Adelaide Stormwater Harvesting and Re-Use Project, is a significant multi-million dollar regional stormwater harvesting and reuse Project.

The Project is being undertaken in partnership by three of the Eastern Regional Alliance (ERA) Councils, which includes the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters, Town of Walkerville and City of Burnside.

The Project is funded by ERA with assistance from the Australian Federal Government, through the National Urban Water and Desalination Plan and the Adelaide & Mount Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board, which assisted the Councils in the initial stages and continues to be an integral contributor to the Project.


Project objective

The key objective of the Project is to harvest and reuse stormwater for irrigation. Stormwater will be harvested and treated during winter and stored in underground aquifers, then recovered for use in summer for irrigating public reserves across the partnering Council areas.

This exciting initiative will reduce the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters reliance on mains water and its reliance on water from the River Murray and enhance the quality of the water that is discharged to The Gulf.

Crucial to the successful operation of the harvesting and reuse scheme, is the provision of water treatment sites. One such site is the new wetland located in the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters at Felixstow Reserve. This wetland was integrated into the overall design of the newly developed Felixstow Reserve to ensure that an innovative and well-designed outcome was achieved.


Felixstow Reserve Masterplan Project

Given the size of the proposed wetland and significant financial investment that would be required, the Council has taken the opportunity to concurrently undertake a Masterplan for Felixstow Reserve. This will ensure that the proposed wetland is integrated into the overall design to redevelop Felixstow Reserve and that an innovative and well-designed outcome for the Reserve is achieved.  


More information

Visit: Eastern Regional Alliance (ERA)

For more information on the Felixstow Reserve Masterplan, view the Felixstow Reserve Masterplan Listing on this page.

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